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04-06-2011, 07:05 AM
#12
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: San Juan, Texas
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Thank you so much. I had an outdated book and will travel from the tip of Texas to Missouri in June. I really wanted to stop at some shops, but mostly in Missouri.
Somewhere in all my clutter I have some original Kansas City Star Newpaper quilt patterns that my DH's mother saved. She died when he was 9yrs old, so I never refer to her as my mother-in-law. I can hardly wait. I can feel myself walking into the shops, being greeted my sweet ladies, and walking out loaded with FABRIC!!!!
Somewhere in all my clutter I have some original Kansas City Star Newpaper quilt patterns that my DH's mother saved. She died when he was 9yrs old, so I never refer to her as my mother-in-law. I can hardly wait. I can feel myself walking into the shops, being greeted my sweet ladies, and walking out loaded with FABRIC!!!!
04-06-2011, 09:21 AM
#16
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: MN
Posts: 2,411
Originally Posted by Kathi Kraftyzales
Thank you so much. I had an outdated book and will travel from the tip of Texas to Missouri in June. I really wanted to stop at some shops, but mostly in Missouri.
Somewhere in all my clutter I have some original Kansas City Star Newpaper quilt patterns that my DH's mother saved. She died when he was 9yrs old, so I never refer to her as my mother-in-law. I can hardly wait. I can feel myself walking into the shops, being greeted my sweet ladies, and walking out loaded with FABRIC!!!!
Somewhere in all my clutter I have some original Kansas City Star Newpaper quilt patterns that my DH's mother saved. She died when he was 9yrs old, so I never refer to her as my mother-in-law. I can hardly wait. I can feel myself walking into the shops, being greeted my sweet ladies, and walking out loaded with FABRIC!!!!
04-06-2011, 02:08 PM
#17
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: ABQ, NM (Full-Time RVer)
Posts: 73
Oh good! I'm glad it will help you find more shops. YOu all are welcome. Thanks to this website, I got to see two quilt shows while traveling through Oregon and Nevada. The one in Reno was especially good because they held their quilt show at a historic automobile museum. Quilts for me and cars for DH!
04-06-2011, 02:18 PM
#19
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: ABQ, NM (Full-Time RVer)
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Originally Posted by Kathi Kraftyzales
Thank you so much. I had an outdated book and will travel from the tip of Texas to Missouri in June. I really wanted to stop at some shops, but mostly in Missouri.
Somewhere in all my clutter I have some original Kansas City Star Newpaper quilt patterns that my DH's mother saved. She died when he was 9yrs old, so I never refer to her as my mother-in-law. I can hardly wait. I can feel myself walking into the shops, being greeted my sweet ladies, and walking out loaded with FABRIC!!!!
Somewhere in all my clutter I have some original Kansas City Star Newpaper quilt patterns that my DH's mother saved. She died when he was 9yrs old, so I never refer to her as my mother-in-law. I can hardly wait. I can feel myself walking into the shops, being greeted my sweet ladies, and walking out loaded with FABRIC!!!!
04-06-2011, 02:36 PM
#20
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: ABQ, NM (Full-Time RVer)
Posts: 73
Originally Posted by Rabs
It shows no quilt shops in the greater Lansing, Mi area and I know of 4!! :( But is is a great website to help find more shops.
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